Having beams in the room is ugly and affects Feng Shui. This is what Mr. Zhang from Kunming does!

In many houses, the beams play a load-bearing role and cannot be knocked off. However, some beams are relatively thick and in bad positions. They are not only unsightly but also affect the feng shui. What should be done if such beams appear?

1. Space demarcation

If the beam is exactly at the boundary of the two spaces, this will not actually affect the space. You can use the ceiling to reduce the gap, but this will increase the budget and also Will reduce floor height.

2. Weaken the beams

If the floor height is too low, you can consider special-shaped ceilings and cover the vicinity of the beams. If the budget is limited, you can shape the inner or outer corners of the beam into an arc shape, which will weaken the sharpness of the beam and visually soften it a lot.

Secondary ceiling is also a way to weaken the beam body.

Adding false beams and matching the original beams to make a ceiling shape is also a way to use the shape of the ceiling to "hide" the original beams of the house and it also looks good.

3. Make cabinets under beams

Some beams are located closer to the wall. Cabinets can be made under the beams, which will weaken the influence of the beams. If there is a The beams can be used to make cabinets for storage, and the bed can be moved outwards to avoid being pressed against the beams.